Natural Selections

Piquant wood shavings build houses from one another. Natural selection, the choices of the man in the barn with his saw. The light chooses not to touch those with old tongues any longer.

If I went to the light, I would find a locket of gold.

Choices are envious of boxes. To make a choice is to sew yourself to something that runs faster than you can.

When choices are all spooled out and the thread is cut, what remains is a saw and a veil of night.

Roiling – inspired by word generator

The well off at the ossified marina count the crusty salt crystals. Orange corn poking from the windows of my old home dare me to grind my teeth on it. At the mouth of the bay of wine, bad memories teeter. The division between food and teeth is stark. The division of drink and thought soft. She strays from the wine to my old house and its belligerent farm.

The Cave of the Crow

The cave of the crow
Is an eerie place

There is nowhere to sit
The hungry lynx in
The back
Is mildly terrified

When the sound of the crow
Reverberates
(he has no music)

The walls get stronger
Light does not linger
On the face

The lynx laughs
There will be no food
But the languishing
Might be all he needs